Homesteading is thought to be one one of the best ways to prepare for any long-term disaster. Although bugging out is possible, having your own piece of land in a (semi) secluded place is ideal.
Read the articles below to learn how to homestead on a small piece of land because it takes time to become good at them. The sooner you start, the sooner you’ll be prepared.
Some of the things you’ll learn include:
Beekeeping often feels like a never ending task that is often filled with copious amounts of trial and error. Beekeeping, like gardening and various forms of animal husbandry, often involves the receipt of conflicting information from both local and online “experts.” Some of the best intended bits of advice and tips will be useful and …
Bantam chickens – or “bantys”, as they are often called, are the best survival chicken breed a prepper could raise. This miniature chicken breed has value for survival homesteaders regardless if they live in a tiny plot of land, or copious amounts of acres. Bantam chickens are essentially a miniature breed. They are approximately one-fourth …
When you are lucky enough to settle on a homestead whether large or small, you soon learn the value of recycling and reusing as much as possible. There are so many uses for eggshells on the homestead, so start saving those shells if you haven’t already. Read on to find out how you can use …
It is the stated goal of many preppers to get clear of the big cities, to move out of their over-commercialized towns and to get off the “beaten trail”. Each and every one a euphemism for getting away from society and living life on their own terms in a 100% independent and self-reliant way. Not …
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Whether you’re looking to stock up your car with extra fuel, or run a gas-powered generator, gasoline is an essential item for any prepper. But, storing fuel is tricky because gas can go bad and cause problems for your engine. Just how long does gasoline last, you might ask? Gasoline, when properly stored, can last …
Preserving your own food by home canning it will help increase your survival stockpiles far more economically than buying commercially manufactured long-term storage food. There are two distinctive ways to home can food – water bath canning and pressure canning. Each method uses the same type of glass Mason jars, rings, and lids, but the …
Obtaining a self-sufficient homestead is something of a crown jewel for preppers. Off-grid, your own land, your own resources. No neighbors, no dependency and definitely no one else telling you what to do, when you can do it and where to shop. For the ultimate and sustainable lifestyle and peace of mind having a homestead …
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Chicken lice are not anything that any chicken keeper wants to deal with. Unfortunately, in some cases, they can be tough to prevent. It might seem like no matter how diligently you clean your coop or how meticulously you care for each and every chicken… you keep getting chicken lice. And they keep coming back …
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Rendering tallow and preserving it will allow you to create a valuable multi-purpose prep that can last for many months – even longer than a year on the shelf. Both tallow and lard were once popular kitchen staples, but after they got a bad rap from the health food industry, it is nearly impossible to …
Stockpiling toilet paper as part of your long-term disaster survival plan can be a bit tricky. Toilet paper takes up a whole lot of room to store, and will absorb destructive moisture if there is even a tiny rip in the package. If you put paper to pencil and do a little factoring, the amount …
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